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Tim

04-14-2000 12:40:45




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What is a JD 6030 worth. This one runs strong but is pretty rusty and a couple of windows are gone out of the cab. What is the HP on it. I just bought a farm and the tractor was here sitting under a shed. The man who owned it (who used to rent the land) is dead, and when I contacted his family about it they told me they had no interest in coming to get it to do with it as I pleased.




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Graig Kerl

01-01-2001 14:36:37




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 Re: JD 6030 in reply to Tim, 04-14-2000 12:40:45  
Tim have you done anything with the 6030 if not I would be inerested in it for a complete restoration. I finished a 1975 6030
for a friend 4/00. I would greatly appreciate any reponse about the 6030 you desribed 4/18/00 to my e-mail address. Thanks



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Graig Kerl

01-01-2001 14:35:43




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 Re: JD 6030 in reply to Tim, 04-14-2000 12:40:45  
Tim have you done anything with the 6030 if not I would be inerested in it for a complete restoration. I finished a 1975 6030
for a friend 4/00. I would greatly appreciate any reponse about the 6030 you desribed 4/18/00 to my e-mail address. Thanks



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Shorty Dear

04-15-2000 05:12:03




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 Re: JD 6030 in reply to Tim, 04-14-2000 12:40:45  
Tim,
The value of the 6030 depends on how it is equipped, and the condition of the tin, tires, engine, tranny, and everything. What is the serial number and where is it located? Does it run?



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Graig Kerl

01-01-2001 14:28:15




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 Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Shorty Dear, 04-15-2000 05:12:03  
Tim have you done anything with 6030 if not please contact me at the above address. I would be interested in the 6030 for possible complete restoration. I finished one this sping for a friend that is very sharp looking and know Im looking for one. I wolud appreciate any response on the 6030.



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Graig Kerl

01-01-2001 14:27:35




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 Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Shorty Dear, 04-15-2000 05:12:03  
Tim have you done anything with 6030 if not please contact me at the above address. I would be interested in the 6030 for possible complete restoration. I finished one this sping for a friend that is very sharp looking and know Im looking for one. I wolud appreciate any response on the 6030.



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Tim

04-17-2000 09:34:11




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 Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Shorty Dear, 04-15-2000 05:12:03  
The tractor is located in Eastern VA. It should run. I just found out from the deere dealer that he did a complete overhaul on the engine and transmission shortly before the guy died. He also said it had been sitting for about 8 years.

It has cast offset rear wheels and cast ofset duals, threepoint,Three remotes, tires are basically worn out, Tin is in good shape except for surace rust.

I was thinking of fixingit up and running it, but iwas wondering if I would be betteroff to just buy a newer tractor.

I would like to have a big tractor to pull a 5 shank DMI. Will this machine handle that?

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Shorty Dear

04-17-2000 19:30:42




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Tim, 04-17-2000 09:34:11  
Tim,
The 6030 was rated at 175 PTO horsepower at Nebraska Tests. If it has been sitting and not running for 8 years after a fresh overhaul, the motor might be stuck. Has it been outside or in a barn? I don't think I would think about buying it till I heard it run.



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Tim

04-18-2000 06:40:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Shorty Dear, 04-17-2000 19:30:42  
It has just been sitting in the corner of a field. It has had a bucket on top of the exhaust pipe ever since it has been there so water should not have gotten into the engine. I am going to take the batteries out of my 4230, put them in it and see if I can get it to start.

I am not sure if the cab on it is a factory cab or not. It does not have the roll guard inside the cab like other 6030s I have seen.

I couldn't read the serial number because the black berries have grown up all around it. One of my neighbors said he thought it was a late model because it has the decal instead of the aluminum emblem.

I have got to do something with it because where it is it is an eyesore. If it will not run I am going to sell it to a tractor wrecking yard.

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Mike S

08-11-2000 19:54:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Tim, 04-18-2000 06:40:36  
Any luck with the John Deere 6030? Or has it been passed on to the tractor salvage yard already? If not i would be interested in buying it. E Mail me at above address Thanks.



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Wayne in Tn.

10-23-2003 08:55:19




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 Re: Re: JD 420 pto clutch in reply to Henry J, 10-23-2003 08:26:18  
Hey Henry J. I was wondering where you are at on the 420? You have told the man right, those (live PTO) dual clutch systems are a bugger to get right. No way without the service manual, even then, I have just give up and bought a new pressure plate already adjusted. Then it may not last long under hard use. I had just about rather have one without the (live) then you can use an aftermarket override clutch on the shaft with no problems..He..He..

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G Taylor

04-18-2000 23:45:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 6030 in reply to Tim, 04-18-2000 06:40:36  
Drain the condensation out of the trans,engine etc before starting. If the tractor is basicaly sound keep it and enjoy your good luck.



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